go home roger

too intuitive for your bullshit

[gohomeroger]

You ever just want to hurry up and birth the pain so you can not feel it any longer.

-the time it takes to heal

This just means the time one is in pain's labor and what it does to us all while we are trying to heal it. Nothing we can do but take one step at a time. The many times I've learned to walk again and only to be found back at square one is 😔, and the pain comes in increments when you least expect it.

Maybe this time if I pretend they never existed ever. Dear Montauk, we meet again.

[batshit-auspol]

So Australia has a yearly tradition going back over 20 years, that every Australia Day we all gather round our screens to watch an ad for a certain product. It's so ingrained in our consciousness that the ads don't even really relate to what they're supposed to sell anymore, we all just know.

This year the ad broke containment, and non-Australians are having their brains melted by this bizarre tradition, so international followers, lets see if you can work out what this is trying to sell before the last few seconds.

[remanence-of-love]

[yesterdayandkarma]

[the-wolf-and-moon]

NGC 6357, Stellar Wonderland

[pink-heart-writes]

[neil-gaiman]

You write so well. Were you once a sad child??

I suppose I was, yes.

[scr33ncaps]

A Summer’s Tale -  Eric Rohmer (1996)

[gohomeroger]

Time travel didn't send me too far from you and I don't hate a thing yet I hate that. 😕

[gohomeroger]

Remove yourself from the equation entirely

It keeps the sting at bay.

We got shit to do also. Can't be walking around clutching a broken heart at every breath and reminder of us existing yesterday.

[gohomeroger]

It's one thing to not fit in in social realm.

Yet to not fit into a romantic relationship 😮‍💨

Life is like a twilight zone,

Like groundhog day,

It's me.

I'm the problem it's me.

-the Soulotion

[gohomeroger]

A visual waxing poetic about the meaning of life through cooking in a home setting.

The Makanai Cooking for the Maiko House (Netflix) based off a manga by Aiko Koyama.

A warm, tender, and joyous delight that will have you running to your kitchen... if you love to cook for people you love that is.

An intimate look at Maiko, their "house mothers/Okasan" and some Geisha (in their respective quarters) living behind closed doors of their beloved okiyo/yakata, 'Saku House.'

We get to explore the feelings, secrets, and desires of these budding women and wise guardians with such delicate and comforting storytelling and direction. It felt so genuine even with the dubbing.

I've always found cooking for the people I love therapeutic. There are lessons that come to you while cooking meals I feel the same about caring for houseplants yet cooking is something usually done more often breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert/snacks.

I love how she stepped into her purpose and this story expressed that it can be filled with bits of fear or uncertainty, but once you find your footing and follow your heart you are sure to be lead to a life you can smile about. The way Kiyo felt like she was "at home" with her new role in life right near to where her heart was. Her passion wafted throughout the okiyo with grace. She faced challenges swiftly and with determination for the hearth of the okiyo to be protected and blessed. Whenever opportunity came as a learning moment be it a recipe, different ingredients used in that district versus her home district, or what type of soup is even used to aid the ill, she was open and willing to hold space for growth, for the greater good of her experience as Makanai.

Enjoy and Okini!

[gohomeroger]

I immensely enjoyed this.

[gohomeroger]

My intuition has saved me from people I love.

I still grieve that.

Dear part of me that is sleeping that is the only part to help me in discernment, please wake up.

Time ticks

10:00

🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊

[batshit-auspol]

So Australia has a yearly tradition going back over 20 years, that every Australia Day we all gather round our screens to watch an ad for a certain product. It's so ingrained in our consciousness that the ads don't even really relate to what they're supposed to sell anymore, we all just know.

This year the ad broke containment, and non-Australians are having their brains melted by this bizarre tradition, so international followers, lets see if you can work out what this is trying to sell before the last few seconds.

[gohomeroger]

100 posts!

[theearlofmelancholy]

[davidhudson]

Chinua Achebe, November 16, 1930 – March 21, 2013.